Ruby - Operators and ExpressionsWhich of the following is the correct syntax to multiply two variables a and b in Ruby?Aa x bBa * bCa . bDa & bCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall multiplication syntax in RubyMultiplication uses the * symbol between two variables.Step 2: Identify correct syntax among optionsOnly 'a * b' is valid Ruby syntax for multiplication.Final Answer:a * b -> Option BQuick Check:Multiplication syntax = a * b [OK]Quick Trick: Use * to multiply variables in Ruby [OK]Common Mistakes:Using x instead of *Using . or & incorrectlyMissing operator between variables
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